Former Argentine naval officer Adolfo Scilingo testified today in Spain about a prison/torture center he worked at during Argentina's "Dirty War." Human rights groups say 30,000 people disappeared or died during it. The official toll is 13,000.
Scilingo stated that they snatched babies from pregnant women after they gave birth and then killed "several." The babies were then adopted and given the surnames of those who took them in. He says those who died from interrogations were cremated.
Scilingo is being tried for war crimes and human rights violations. He says he previously fabricated a story that 30 drugged dissidents were pushed out of planes over the Atlantic because he wanted "the Dirty War" investigated.